lviii, 247 pages : 23 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-225) and index

Machine generated contents note: 1.Learning from the Past -- The War Measures Act -- Enemy Aliens -- Families in Danger -- 2.Standing Where the Internees Stood -- 3.Stories from Internees and Descendants -- Mary Bayrak -- Jerry Bayrak -- Philip Yasnowskyj, excerpt from "Internment" -- Nikola Sakaliuk, "WWI Internment Account of a Ukrainian at Fort Henry," an interview by Lubomyr Y. Luciuk -- Ferdinand Zieroth, as told by grandson David Zieroth -- Wasyl Bobyk, as told by son Albert Bobyk -- Emile Litowski, as told by niece Christine Witiuk -- Vasyl Doskoch, as told by daughter Anne Sadelain -- Stefa (Mielniczuk) Pawliw, as told by granddaughter Kim Pawliw -- Petro Witrowicz, as told by granddaughter Valdine Ciwko -- Anonymous, as told by a grandson -- Uncle's Story, as told by nephew Andrew Antoniuk -- Yurko Forchuk, as told by son Marshall Forchuk -- Yuri Babjek and his brothers, John, Bill, and Theodore, as told by grandson Nick Topolnyski -- Mikhail Danyluk, as told by granddaughter Florence McKie -- Frederick, Hilda, and Fred Jr. Kohse, as told by son and brother Gerald Kohse -- Metro Olynyk, as told by son Fred Olynyk -- Maksym Boyko, as told by son Otto and daughter-in-law Kathleen Boyko -- William Sharun, as told by son Lawrence Sharun -- Harry Levitsky, as told by step-granddaughter Donna Korchinski -- 4.A Spirit Lake Photographs -- 5.Engaging Memory Work -- A Loss of Identity -- They Were Kids -- Authorities Can't Control Memory -- Telling the Story as Resistance -- Humiliation -- These Are the Last Flowers I Will See in My Life -- Healing -- Resilience -- The Doors Open

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